Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06

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Eszsnss aosnfa,if HIS early sszSAlnss
sss~ good. eat ale mind fem ossrvork ee-
essae ussslssosd snd he f.h frem grace
zsd 30. sssnis before TIE har VI 3astles
cx4sisg mercy frsm the eoaEt.
Twelve years ago " J. stuart Vas assist
sat prosecuting attorney. Tke Christ meF-
drr case Was Al thst tine the sll.s1sorting
t9pse Of conversation ia 6rsnd Rapids. and
Ar. ssnzEi mas largely instrumental n ss-
caring CaTisGs eoasletion. ssa Cay, now
Prosecuting Attorney. wss Ghrists counsel.
snd after the case had besn disposed Of Cay
found nimsslf IN the ulsshes Of the law.
STUART had sworn ouI = warrant for his ar
rest on charge Of sabornatioa OF perjury
hiring man 10 swear falsely ana agree
Ing 10 pay him S309-ana Al . o'clock
Al night be Vas visited ~ bis
rooms in the Ledyard block and placed un-
der srress. II Was pretty pickle aud The
prospect for Incarceration behind the bars
until morning was good. Hswley Lyon
heard OF Sans predicament and went 10
his rescue. After an examination lasting
tvo weeks Sam was honorably discharged
Walking up 10 Stuart In the Court Room,
Clay shook his fist In his face and In tones
of anger swore he would &c, even. Why,
said Sam. 'pll live long enough 10 be pros
ecaiing attorney Of this CoGnty. and don't
you forget H." Twelve years hnds part Of
his prophecy fulfilled. aud Sam Is in good
health and may succeed in accomplishing
his desire for revenge.
Mayor Dikeman was among other loyal
citizens who shouldered q mu.ket in '0i
aod went TO the front in defense OF this
great nation. with big \. He was less
fortunate than some Of his fellows aud re-
cisved wounds for which he is now drawing
q pension of 81 q month. This may per-
hsps account for the relactance Of the
Aldermen to increase the Mayors present
salary, fearing, perhaps. that ii might make
him round shouldered to carry too much
money.
The action OF Superintendent Of Police
Smith was a surprise 10 everybody. and Il
is safe prediction that he will keep the
offenders against Law and decency guessing
right lively. The TELEGRAM HERALD took
the first determined stand agsinst the dives
and their hangers-on. and the superintend-
ent is carrying out the work which was
uiapped out for him. So long as he shows
no favoritism he will receive the CON-
nipndation of every law abiding cti
zen IN the city and the thanks
of a public to whom these fragrant violators
OF law have been a eye sore.
"All find fault with. said man about
town yesterday in discussion over the
recent cycloDic raid, sis the fact that GER
tain well known persons we're given
pointers'-by officers of the law, too-and
made themselves scarce before they could
be captured" The accusation is a strong
one and should DO looked into by the new
Superintendent. for such breaches OF trust
rebound TO the general discredit of the en-
tire police department
Tomorrow the heart of the small boy viii
be made glad again by the advent of the
circas, with It's pretty white tents and gilt
tering golden chsriots. Il will De made a
general holiday by the youths OF the VAL
ley City, and they will drink in the gorg-
eousness of the exhibition from its arrival
to its departure, and look with envy on the
favored boys who are allowed free admis-
sion Tor carrying wafer to the elephants" /"
TIE circus never grows in disfavor.
Young and OLD alike are numbered
among its patrons. aud so long
as the world exists, so long undoubtedly
will the circus be the leader among all
classes OF entertainment.
Patrick Finn is numbered among the
estiInable Irish-AmeTicsn citizens of Grand
Rapids, and his name will be handed down
to posierity as the proprietor of the first
hotel in this land of the free and home of
the brave. to re named after that grand old
Irish leader, Paraell Now, Mr. Finn is
aggrieyed, and the TELEeRsN HERaLD fails
under the ban of disploasure. Tie cause OF
this grievance was the publication
Headquarters from the lips OF
ars. Dolly. who complained that Pat
Tick's charges for accommodations at his
hosselrie were exhor5itsns, aud that on
her refusal to Iiquidate he did then and
there lay Lands upon her in forclbie ms3-
ner against The pesee and dignity Of the
State as aforesaid. This Patrick denies. and
iBsists that bis charges were. reasonable.
why" said he. Il only chsrrei her haii
price for the children. one niue and the
other fourteen. says want ny money.
She says von't pay ron. A man he cane
along and said be was her husband. /
showed him up 10 her room and be
took away the seventesn-yesr-old
girl. / says. don't you pay the bills He
says. 10. don't says. amt you ker kus-
bard. be says no. ANT Then got mad.
ssys I. do you suppose II yoa hsda's Of
to~ld me re vas her busb md. ia Of Ie.
yes % up 70 ker r0omg She is desperate.
sir. very
TIE WOMAN tells sa estirs sTsrsnt storv.
ans "a means 81 vinlicatinx hinssf Fiun
suore cat q warrant FOR her srrsst. sna sae
Is aov behind the bar. Tie case vii be
heard IN Justice wessFsIl's coart tais morn
inx. AM TIE xsls dscipis of Coke. Peter
Dorsa. vii ofIicists ss Fans attorney. sd
after his Cheat teis rs ssory wIn be ID